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6. Read the license agreement and click your acceptance or nonacceptance of the
agreement. If you accept, the Next button is highlighted. Click Next to
continue or click Cancel to exit the upgrade process. When you click Next, the
Product Version check window opens.
7. Observe the information that is displayed on the Product Version Check
window regarding the version of the product that is already installed on your
system and the action that the wizard will perform. If you agree, click Next or
click Cancel to exit the upgrade process. When you click Next, the DS Storage
Manager Server Installation Checking window opens if the DS Storage
Manager service is installed on your system.
8. Observe the information that is displayed on the DS Storage Manager Server
Installation Checking window regarding the version of the DS Storage
Manager Server that is already installed on your system and the action that
the wizard will perform. If you agree, click Next or click Cancel to exit the
upgrade process. When you click Next, the DS Network Interface Server
Installation Checking window opens if the DS Network Interface service is
installed on your system.
9. Observe the information that is displayed on the DS Network Interface Server
Installation Checking window regarding the version of the DS Network
Interface Server that is already installed on your system and the action that
the wizard will perform. If you agree, click Next or click Cancel to exit the
upgrade process. When you click Next, the Installation Confirmation window
opens. This window displays both the location where the product will be
installed and the total size that is required for the installation.
10. Click Next. The SSL Configuration window is displayed. Enter the fully
qualified name of the two server key files generated before or during the DS
Storage Manager installation.
11. Follow the instructions on the SSL Configuration window:
a. Select either Generate the Self-signed Certificates during installation or
select Use Existing SSL Certificates. The most likely selection when you are
installing for the first time is Generate the Self-signed Certificates. The
selection Use Existing SSL Certificates is most likely made when the key
files already exist and you do not want to generate new key files.
b. Complete the rest of the fields on the window. Use the Browse button to
provide the fully qualified path to the key file and trust file. The key file
and trust file are identified by an extension of .jks.
c. If you are creating new certificates, create a password for each file. The
password must be a minimum of six characters and it cannot contain any
blanks. Allowable characters are letters A - Z and a - z, digits 1 - 9, and
special characters - and _ (hyphen and underscore). Supply the existing
password if you are using an existing SSL certificate. Record the location
and passwords for the SSL certificates so that you can refer to them in the
future if necessary.
12. Click Next to continue the installation process. If you selected Generate the
Self-signed Certificates during installation, the Generate Self-Signed Certificate
window is displayed. If you selected Use Existing SSL certificates, the
Installation Confirmation window is displayed. When you select Generate
Self-signed Certificates during installation and the key files already exist on
the system at the specified location, clicking Next causes a message to display.
It asks you to designate whether you want to have the system keep existing
application server certificates if they exist on the location. The default is YES
which keeps the existing application server certificates.
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